Understanding the naming conventions of other cultures is important for an investigator or for anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people …
It’s All In a Name
February 18, 2014
THE HISPANIC POPULATION IS GROWING BY LEAPS AND BOUNDS WITH IMMIGRANTS ARRIVING FROM ALL PARTS OF LATIN AMERICA. SINCE WE PUBLISHED THE …
February 18, 2014
DESK TOP INVESTIGATING Understanding the naming conventions of other cultures is important for an investigator or for anyone wishing to certainly and …
February 16, 2014
Understanding the naming conventions of non-European cultures is important for an investigator or anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people in …
November 26, 2013
Understanding the naming conventions of other cultures is important for an investigator or for anyone wishing to …
August 19, 2013
Understanding the naming conventions of other cultures is important for an investigator or for anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people in …
May 30, 2013
Understanding the naming conventions of other cultures is important for an investigator or for anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people …
December 27, 2012
The main difference between the situation in China and Britain is that the Chinese have a massive number of first names …
December 27, 2007
This review of naming practices around the world has hopefully made clear that so many of the implicit assumptions that citizens …
December 27, 2000
India is such a huge country that there are many different naming practices and traditions and the main influences are region and …
December 27, 2000
The Arab world covers a band of North Africa and the Middle East where 20 countries have Arabic as the main language. Overwhelmingly …
December 27, 2000
Each Mother’s Day in the United States, the Commissioner of Social Security publishes the most popular baby names based on all social …
December 27, 2000
In Eastern European countries, it is much more common than in Western European countries for children to have the same first …
December 27, 2000
Some first names commonly used in English-speaking countries have equivalents in almost all European nations – notably John and George for …
December 27, 2000
First names In some cultures, the relationship between first names and vocabulary words is transparent, that is the names are just …
December 27, 2000
I have a Chinese friend called Zhihao who lives in London with his wife Hua. We first met Hua on the …
December 27, 1999
As former British colonies, Australia and New Zealand largely have the same naming practices as Britain, except that some first names are more common in …
December 27, 1999
In Israel, as one would expect of a Jewish population, first names are frequently taken from the Old Testament of the Bible – …
December 27, 1999
Names in Africa reflect the diverse nature of this huge continent, so the Arab countries of the north and Muslim families elsewhere follow …
December 27, 1999
In Japan, first names are written in kanji or Chinese characters, though some names are written in hiragana or katakana characters, meaning that …
December 27, 1999
The Vietnamese were dominated by the Chinese for a thousand years (from 1st-9th century), so they share many features of naming …
January 24, 1999
Understanding the naming conventions of other cultures is important for an investigator or for anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people …
January 16, 1999
Understanding the naming conventions of non-European cultures is important for an investigator or anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people in …
January 15, 1999
Understanding the naming conventions of non-European cultures is important for an investigator or anyone wishing to certainly and correctly identify people in …